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DC Circuit Undercuts Congress’ Subpoena Power: Important New Authority for Targets of Congressional Investigations

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By Emily Loeb, Kate Mather, David Manners-Weber
| National Law Journal Verified
(l-r) Emily Loeb, Kate Mather and David Manners-Weber, with Jenner & Block. Courtesy photos Recipients of subpoenas often rely on common-law privileges, including attorney-client privilege and the work-product doctrine, to protect confidential and strategic communications, narrow their responses, and even quash subpoenas entirely. Whether recipients of congressional subpoenas can do the same has long been a contested question.
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AG-Designate Gaetz's Surprising Alignment With The New Antitrust Movement-And What It Could Mean

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By Emily Loeb, Douglas Litvack, Sam Ungar, Kate Mather
| Mondaq
On the campaign trail, President-elect Donald Trump vowed to bring about the "most aggressive regulatory reduction" in US history, suggesting a break from the Biden Administration's focus on curbing corporate power. However, President-elect Trump's choice for Attorney General, Florida Congressman Matt Gaetz, has actually expressed surprising alignment with—and support of—key Biden antitrust and regulatory officials and actions.
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AG-Designate Gaetz’s Surprising Alignment with the New Antitrust Movement—And What It Could Mean | JD Supra

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By Douglas Litvack, Emily Loeb, Kate Mather
| JD Supra
On the campaign trail, President-elect Donald Trump vowed to bring about the “most aggressive regulatory reduction” in US history, suggesting a break from the Biden Administration’s focus on curbing corporate power. However, President-elect Trump’s choice for Attorney General, Florida Congressman Matt Gaetz, has actually expressed surprising alignment with—and support of—key Biden antitrust and regulatory officials and actions.
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